The Sun. — London, England, 1808-05-02 00:00:00

NAVAL N WS. , Prot 4:lie - LONDON GAZETTE, April 30, ;Suf.' Admirally-C)ice, April 30, 1 808. . Vice-Admiral Campbell, Commander in of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels in the Downs, has transmitted to the Hon. W. W. Pole, a Letter which he had received from Cept. Start, of His Majfsty's Sloop" Skylark, dated the esth inst. stat ing, that on the preceding day he had captured the Purer, a French Privateer, pierced for 14 guns (but had only 6 on board), manned with 48, men, out two days fro t u' B ou logn e , an d b a d no t made any capture. . PLY 4c,ul Fr, APRIL 3J:-- .Arrived the Unity, D JXRSEV; the Lavinia, ; Jane, GRAIIA:I, all from Madeira, laden with wine, for London, part of the convoy under the Isis, puf . in by contrary winds; "the ./ossAh tutter from Portsnionth, aril the Camblian Fr4at'e - from a cruise; also the l'zcaunter Gun-brig from the Channel Fleet, which she left all well on Wednesday last off Ushant. Sailed the Endeavour hired Armed Brig, with a ..= convoy to the Westward. Arrived the Jung, or 117argantha, DEBENON, from Dartrun u t to land. , The Portuinese Emigrants. Which havearrived here have mostly been embark.e . l on board two Transports, which are to carry the=n to' the Brazils.: The Squadron in Cawsand Bay, lately under the CoiTtitland of Sir J. Unclovormt, is pr!paring for sea with all possible dispatch, and will be commanded by.Achniral DE CAPIOY, who, it is said, is to cr . nize iti the tab as Second in C9mmand in the Channel Pleat. '► PoliTsNioutn, MAY t..— Sailed yesterday the Princess of Orange, of. 74 guns, for the I:towns.; also the 2ebi'd Bomb, with a convoy of about thirty Sail, for the Downs. Arrived the his Frigate, of 50 guns, from the dowus, and 13owficea , Frigate frorn,a craize: SREERg2bS, Arm '2!).--Arrived the Lyra Ten ttet from Shields, and Woolwich Tender from the River, both with Imprest men and volunteers for Fleet. APRIL, 30.—Sailcd tht .iiriadne, of 20 • guns, Captain FA for Leith ; and Wootwicit Ten 7 4er, Lieut. Cox, for Raitsgate. MAY .l .—Half•past Five o'Clock.—Sailed his Ma itsty's Ship Tartar, Capt. BOTTEs*ditrii) for "Var.. Mouth and Leith. 1.1.8....10 • e" KS AIRIL morning the West India Violet, conshiting of upwards of twenty under convoy of his Nlajesty!s Ship durau, Captain WIRE) and Liberty Gun-brig, Liedeuant CODV and his Majesty's Ship Princos Charlditc, Captain TQFIN. Wi far as Madeira, sailed from Cove fur their destination. • DEI4 I M 4 Y I * —} ris Majvsty's Bria lvdiplant L 35 detained and sent into the Downs the Columbus, i LGT:NG, anti 1110 Elizabeth ond gannall, Hullst 11. °m Plymouth, laden with salt for Amsterdam, which remain in the , Downs t.ith His Majesty's s biPs as , per last, and a Fleet at Transport's with the rin g 's German Legion on board. - . • . • - •,_ trAYENISNT OF TILE DISTRIMITION OF TtlS-13R NAVAL. FORCZ TO THIS•DAY. Line se's Fri. Spa. G.B In the English tr Irish 2 H 1 31 ' 42 •co Chanzu.sh • - - • S . . ..... boWriS ini4.ll4ort,h.Sea *7 o i : s3B 54. i pain, l'otttlg;it'ett; ilgal .24 • . 0 . 1 5 1 1 ° 1 '. 5 hleditcrrAnianer Passage 2! 2 J .14 1 24 , 1 toast of Attica .. .. •4, i ,-, I 2 2 WM I Ildlos 212:I:Pass* 6 I 1 7 I ' 2 9 26 tantaica Station • . I I ' l O 2l 9 4, nieriea&Newfountilandi t 1 1( I 8 1 -; , dpe 'of Goott Hope, &t:. 6 1 6 1 11 I 4 t)n Expeditiores . I ci 7 I I east i tlip; 4w.1. Pottage 7 I li 7 4 :TjSQ Tot. 79 4Z 7o ° 40 • Total at Sea . I 9 I '3l 1. 169 1 164 t soa lu Port and fitting -31 34 1 4 1 $9 174 Guard-Snips 2 3 4 14 Hospi ta l & P r i son Ship z 3 3 $ 3 3 4Z T otalinComtnission; - z.; 1 — r7g 1 27, 4 I 746 E 79 4 buiidin. tISI Si I !9 203 Oittiaary , 5 47 u 24 3. I 9 11° Tat:ll 25; I 38 I icti 1 306 I 2541 girt 1"1.1 COP Tilt caIIINAKY nT zActi ro&t. Portsllloutt tlynlutitlt - 21 2 I 1 17) I 1 9 4 I 44 ; 4 70 Chatham 1 0 ;2. z Shterrte 4 s 3 1 12 11 7 A , River 4 4 12 is 3 •34 IXtralletias o a. 0 Tioal 5 54 j 62 1 10 203 On Saturday the dispatches by the Lady Jane , bunda s , Bireatham, Bengal, Jane Puchess of Ger, thin, Indus, ilrirriett, Earl St. Vincent, and t• vete fin4ily dosed at the East India House, and de livered to their respeetive Pursers. • • The Lancashire Witch, SHER R A:TT, is arrived at Lworpool from Barbadaes,. which place she left on ttbth of March, ht ,company with the Sarah Privateer; of London, and parted from her three days ft er passing rtol.a.- , The Venerable, LstroTss, • from Liverlioot, had arrived at liarbadoes , and w as °xpeCted to ,sail from thence -, about the loth of April, in company with.the Thetis, 'Caltivriz, , and the Is:imp:tiff, WADE. A Neutral Vessel arrived ' at Barbadoei the day before the Lancashire awl; sailed, aria reported', that a Gtiniaman,- with 300 slaves on board, was captured and carried into Mar-. unique (name unktiowtOuppoSed to be the Frono)4' WILLIAMS, of Liverpool. The Vessels at Barba dots were to sail from thence to join the home-i Viard• ll 9Utlil Len Oy it TOrtaa on the 16th mf; April. . ru' !NbJ4 P4PEAs. " p4R3ADoEs, Alm= Grace the Duke of ig4ecti, ! tsT E ß,_ on his way to Jamaica, arrived in Carlisle Bay .yesterday afternoon, in the Guerrier Prig : Ate; Capt..SKEN 11, thirty-four days from Ports `moutN and twenty from .Madeira. The Guerrier, an coming off Charles Fort, fired a salute to an.L nounce the noble passenger on board (his-Gracahe ing also Governor-General of Jamaka); and soon 'after the Frigate came to, the salute was returned •bj the Fort, - •- . The Guerrier, previous to her arrival at- Ma deira, felLin Ad captured, - after a . short chase;' the French Privateer Brig Malvina, of 16 guns and 62 men, from France; bound to Guadaloupe, which had captured, and bad in company with her, theidiana, Engt Ship of 430 tons, •from Gibraltar 'bound to Loo , 'which at the same time was retaken• by the.Gderrier, and.sent with the Privateer' to Eng . land. 4 The Tatiana was one of a convoy under two Frigates, homeward-boimd, but -!raving separated from theni, fell in with the enemy, and got captured. 22.-1 t appears by accounts from Mari galante, that the arrival of :the Admiral with part of the SqUadron, soon after its . 'caPture, was most 'op portune, as there was a manifest preparation at Gua daloupe for its re-capture, which might have been attended with the most fatal consequences. • " Yesterday, on the arrival . Of the Julia Brig from Dominica, by which accounts were received of a telegraphic communication having been made from the•signal post to Sir ALEXANDER COCHRANE, lying in 'Prince Rupert's, that four SUSPiCICA4B ships: were "Seen standing into Fort Roy►al Bay, an Oilli . 01) was 'adopted with much avidity, that ihe wßoelietbrt "Squadron had got into Marti.' nique, but accounts three days subsequent (the 20th) from one of our cruizers 'otf that: Island, assure that no strange vessels have lately got in there. The Duke of MANcitesTEft proceeded this morning frOtn. hence, - in the Guerrier Frigate, for his Government of Jamaica." -' DUTCH COMMERCE. ' The following private letters have been received from 'Holland ROTTERDAM, APAIII. 24, 1808,—Circumstances are now'More dangerons' thin' ever." A Capi.ain, who ,has only been snspeeted visiting,b,ngland„ has been.arrested, and marched to the State Prison at 'the Hague, with the whole of his •pasSenger4.--- The same has happened to another' Captain and passengers, who have arrived :at ,Noordivyck, .The Superintendants.ol. the Sea-pilots at the Brille have all shared the same fate, on suspicion of havingneg letted their duty. The strictest search is making for the exporters of our goods and importers of Ma nufaCtures. 'Other Captains implicated take care to conceal themselves. As to --, who is ar rived, it is not likely he will escape arr•2ste Orders havejust:been issued to send back all Vessels with passengers, even. without making any cotnmuniea tion of their arrival,, or report to Government. For God's sake, do advise your friends not to embark for our side they will, by so doing, place themselves in itunittiant 'danger. You cannot possibly imagine ibur wretched , situation, nor can you have the least of the miseries we endure." " A ti3:i 1, .—Captain V. has not been liberated, , nor V. nor their passengers. •A fresh arrival has ' taken place ; and although the Captain 'and crow are only suspeeted of coming from England, they have been thrown into prison: The cargo is this moment landed, rand sent to the King's warehouses.. 'We now expe6.l new arrests, particularly in Ftlezlancl,'Where butter and oats have been ei4)ort ed: . The Captains who are implicated in these • transaaions will do well not to make their appear ance if they wisb to escape the severest punishment. From all this you must be' convinced that nothing can be done in the way of trade. Upwards of 200 p letters, .which are. supposed to have lately found their way from England, are in the hands of.Govera7 and all mercantile men are afraid-of beinv involved in their cOninutnication: lam surprised e that people.nn.,your side of the water will persist in attempting to trade with us, when we are even un able to keep open an innocent correspondence. For once and all, I advise all passengers not to undertake a voyage to Holland, ,tor we are positively con vinced that no favour can or will be shewn, but . that even corporal punishment must be the cance e nee 0" This morning an account was received at the East India House; that the undermentioned outward. bound Ships %Vero off the Cape de Verdi Nandi on the 7th 6f March last, viz. Elphinstone, Winchel sea, Wgimer castle, Plewnir, Esser. t A Cabinet -Council sat on Saturday, in Downing itreet, at which were present most of the C:ibinet `Ministers. Mr. CANNOIG gave 'audience to the Swedish and Portugnese Ambassadors at the break ing up of the Council. •We have received the Antigua Papers to the t 7th March inclusive. One of the preceding numbers tommenicates the following distressing accident While the Circe' Frigate lay in Falmouth Harbotir one of the boats upset, when Lieut. Flowas, a sea man,, and a woman were drowned. Fourteen other persons, officers, seamen, and women, had the grind fortune to,escape, the accident happening near the. Ship: At break of day, next morning, a centinel discovered two sharks devouring the bodieq rd_ the unfortunate Lieutenant and seamen, when the boats immediately put , off, and with difficulty rescued their remains, in a state of mutilation, from the voracious fish. Those of the unfortunate wolnat were searched for in vain. The bodies of Liente. nant How tis and the seamen have been decently interred. ROYdL 4Co4DEMY. The grand Anniversary Dinner of this Institution took place on Saturday last. The company, owing i , to it misconception, was more numerous than on any former occasion, and some embarrassment and eon fo-ion was the consequence,, which, however, soon terminated in the usual order and.gOod The cause of the derangenient which took place was this :---The Connell: PLUI (Judea thirtt4? who had been invited, and did not send an47tS; itid not mean to come, i111 . (1 therefore sent cards of int nation to many other persons. But most of those wlld had been invited, and who did . not send answers, came, ,as w,cll as the rest, sm that the comp:my was at least a third part greater than wa4,eipeAeci ; and it May easily be imagined that such an unexpeaed influx of visitors inll3t have oecaSioned no. small de gree or confusion.. The Prince.,of WALk:s was t in , vited, but did not attend,. Among the .ctimpauy present were the follot%-ing distinguished'persons The Archbishop of York. Bishops of Loncl , n,. Durham, St. Asaph, Carlisle, St. 11.:lens, Salisbury, and `tyinahester. Dukes—Norfolk aril Bedford. Marcruissts Lansdowne, Abercorn,Stialrd.towmitend, kc. unden, Dart -mouth, BridOwater,, C.triisle, Bathurst, &c. Eords —llawkesbtiry, Castlerca;h, Ellenhorotigh, Redestble, ,Mulgrave, Whitworth, and Nl.tintsbury. Al. derman Boydel. Messrs. Sheridan, Windham, ‘Vnitbreatl, Canning, Frederick Jones, T. Hope, wattforce, Agar, I3ankes, A.. Davison, eke. &c. The present Exhibition, as we haVe before ob served, is 'highly creditable to' the genius of our Countrymen, and manifests a.considerable improve- meat in many. ot,tbem since last year. The pro portion of Portraiis is greater than usual, but most of thee) ni'e''ad.cnit,ibly painted. There 'are a few :00 i .>,.clures in' the Historical department. in th 6 province of- . Landscape there are some admirable specimens ,of art.. As ,we shall, howevt.r, enter , into an eiaminatiiari of the p rincipal Works in due order, we shall at present ottly subjoin a list of the, chief Portraits; as a guide to our jteaclers When they visit the Exhibition. 6 Sir Riciu.rd Phillips. 187 Miss Portien. • ' 16 Earl ofili in.'helsca. . 188 SirW . and 14.1 y Brigeo. 19 C. Smith Esq. ' 191 Sir•laes Coekbtira'S at Capt. Dic k, nt , • • infant daughter. 31 Mrs. T. Hope and Son. ) 214 .Mr. Leave.. .. 34 - Lady Mary Fitzgerald. zis Mrs.ll irtisonand Clail -4.3 Mr, Branker. . Breit. 44 Lord Fincastle 217 Captain Agar. 47 Rev. Mr. Winter. 218 Lord 1. Spencer: - 53 Mrs. Pliibbs. 224 G. Ward, itsq. se !.tidy .Leicester. 23s Sir it. Sainsbury Bart. 57 Lord Mulgrave. 2 38 Hon. kir. Annesiey. - • 58 Mrs - . T. Hope. 252 Jr. Smart, jun. eo Mir. Mating. - 257 Mr. t • Belesun• m' • . 65 Coetess of Ormond. • 2;8 Miss Fitzgerald. 74 Esrl of Aberdeen. 29 EIS Bey. . 7s Lal Ileathcote. 27.3 Mr. Mason. 77 C. lastertoir, Esq. 286 Captain Rosealtagen. ' 78 COlonel Qreville. 293 Messrs. K nyvetts. .. 85' Han.. Mrs. B.)) le. , 195 Dr. Bralldrall. 87 Clpr. Caulfield. 20 Mr.. L. 11. Oeacen. 88 Miss Byrne. 312 Mr. 13ains. 95 Kilit. Hon. Win. Pitt. 321 A. llewlingi, Esq. • : 96 Sir G. Skipwittt. ' 3.3 Lieut. Agar. ..., . • 141 Mr. (crimson's Children. .3i7 -Earl of Buckinghamshire. 1.3 Lieut. Trdcher, it. N. 302 W, Cain.le,, _.,. .`. Igo G. Fdwaid.;. ' ;63 Earl at Arundel. • • •'. rig Lord Netton in the Cock. 3h9 Dr. Bache. ' • pit of the Vielory. 3 ..• Miss Turner.. 134 1. Faringion, Esq. .;:•; .1 3 T. Hope,. E,(3.... , . 141 Mr. I.oWrell. . 31i j Mr. l':,..seett. .:, • ' tog W. Palgsitve, Esti. 3: , 0 ...1. - 1; I,•r;•-, Bart.'. 131 Rev. 1. l'a;A:r, ~ ~.,, , • ; • .; 1.V.:,if5.. , . i; ; Hon.' isa I y 11101. , 4 . ~ . Li; Captain. r. Aan i), , . . • , ......: i' . ~. .1 . . • My cr. 145 Cuionel A. Ikiv , .•,,i. ..',..i Mts. P.. 1. M• • ;;:-. la: It.:v !i.lr 1. C. Lii..u. 42.3 Mr. P. I- ~ . •'. • 149 Mrs. Hillersclun. .11/ Lord Et,lii, 15 t ANA. .:....,,it,tng. 4;, t Captatia i'.,,:ii„ .iz Sic. L. LaLun. .Hi 'Mass 11—ilitli. 1 54 Mr. P. I.ettsom. .4so lion.. General Fitzroy.. 155•Nts.Staunton. 455 Mn. I row.; mon. -- - • 1 .57 • Dr. L;thaat. - 451 Captain Ware. - tb& Dr. Hooper. 461 T. Davis, Et-A. . 169 'Mrs. Lovell.' 471 W. it. H. Brown, Esq. 176 Sir G. Skipwith's Chi. 474 W . Paulgrave, EA: dren. • 478 1. Treriehard, .Esq. r 79 Miss Heathcote. '438 Mr. Robinson. litELeilVD. It is with great concern we have to announce the. recurrence'ot disturbances in the Western parts of Iteland.---Those dariog and infatuated people, who, under the denomination of Thrashers, occasioned much alarni some time since, have made their appearance :n the County of . 'Galway. Large bodies of:them have cttacked the . houses of numerous per sons in and about Ballynamore, ..and compelled. the Male inba , :itants to'take oaths of allegiance to Capt. Thrasker, under penalty, of being carded with a ma chine Itsed in eluding wool.. • Itiformations to this etfe6 have been sworn before the 'Hon, Major TRSSCII (uncle to Lord CLAN.- cAttrv). The informants say that they h hook hands with solue of thdThra;hers previous to their depar tore, and remarked that their hands were not hard like those of labouring men. One of the party. wore an Officer's .sash and-• sword --all were armed with guns or swords, and wore white bands round their hats: . There lt. c .re three separate diVisions, of about eighty men each, in one neighbourhood the same night. The tenor ~of the oath which. they administered wits, that.. they should_ pot pay title to,any one hot, the Minister ; that they shoald not pay to, the Priests ; and, that+ they;4lwald not inform of a 'Thrasher. They _Wise ,prohibited' the' taking ground, except: under certain circhinstanixs,' sithilar to those imposed - in the Cquity_ of iPperary S e veral of these tellows are 'in custody ; and we hop that their leaders _rnaf be disc:overt di'.Whether these outrages are conneded with a'systeth of More magnittide than the rufbrin of tithes, their . presesit spocious pretext, is a question that remains to btAe. termiued. 3., . D .. RO GIIRDA, APRIL 23.—Mr. JOHN lALAND: jun. was murdered a short distance from the town.' Of robber, between eight and nine o'clock OP Sun. day night last s OH his return 'to Possextown, in com pany with' . Mr. SILLERY, by a nu al t ) fr ed who dragged him off his horse, and beat him on the crown of-his stead SILLEUY was riding a short distance Wool:him, rind on tu;!rtritig Mr, L. nioan, he-wheeled.about his horse and rode vv. to .where Mr. 1414'0 waslyitig, drew his sword, and Inkle a lounge at one of ,the :assassins, which broke it in two. The fellows, then tt 1 into the fitidi, and Air. Sitt.ttive-returned to- Notiber, and haritig procured assistanee, they 'went to the pine where Mr. L, wns Itad oatricd him thick with, some symptoins,of lie, but incapable. , of utterance. An inquest was held on monday, And the inry retuthied a verdict, 't that he cause by his death inconsequence of being ',dragged from off his. horse by a number of persons unknown, who gave him a mortal wound on Om - L au" isf his -head, of which he Ld ND ON SP.SW/O„Vg,, 4 CU! CMHALL, rt./itDAY, VE&t;Y V. LONDON , DOCK!! CCYIliFfr.!iY. The Plaintiff, wilt) po.sebied *are louses Thameg-areer, sought to recuver a corrip:tosatir , ;-.. .thicler the A& of 1 4 triiatty-ait for the, loss of wharf, taken: n'to the area of the'Llndon . _ • (.30t3Jinisc:opers had offered a rematterati oa t 501‘, but the.Plaintiff' considered himself ontitit.t.i to ,a muel , largt.i. sum. A claim peterid4nt naa:ie e.) the cotoptilory of the Ati, induced the liccotto:4a, to recommend a,Special Verdia . , for the put ltaVing the'point discussed in the -Court of F . IJcnel). The parties acce(led to thi!s the Jury, after leariog the box. k%.() hours, reutriprl a ver , lict for 4.0901: The principles on which r ' vertiki was forrne:l• jid'uot satistk the . Coutts:d the Plaitrtiff, and . aftur a long .di,cussion, the .1,1,y, again retired, arid on their : I%:tiirir finding the .datnages payable to the Pktintiff, true, fhe London DoCk Company to be ; from the, \Veit India-Pocks, 5.•281, , :reef the Plaintiff's lecl.so, 1801. Total, 5,(,)971.Li5. .indeperidant pt . the, gu in the compulsory clause, as to which zn evidenee h:id been sUbtnitted to the Jury. Extraa ot a Letter from Captain. ROPERT .11noN, of the Simon _Qock, armed West Indianian, to his ol.viterti in London, dated Cur:lcoa, Februity 18U8 " , At one o'clock,. P. M. mil the I Ith inst . ', I,ving abreast of the S.W. end of Little Caradaa, we dis covered a Strange i sail making towards us, which we :soon fOUnd to he a partish Privateer,' On our nearer approach we, perceived her deck crowded ‘ ith men., I hoisted the kfritiiih Flag, 'and calling the Shipts corn. Orly aft, though :I ~knew tinny of them to be fo. reigners, I expressed to them my hope that they • would do their duty, and . nut disgrace British CO.'. lowa. They replied 'with one voice they :wonid . stand twtheir guns like risen. 'l'hc enemy gained. • on us, and -Seeing I .had nu hands to spare to attend the sails, I took in. those which I:judged would can 'y haVe ituped:xiour operations in the aaion. About two she Was Within grtn4hot,. and vs.;6 gave her rater stern-chasers. She sheeted, an lendeavoured to. I..ty us aboard on: .the lam board qu,irter. Perceiving hrrl design; we appriachel the shore within eaWe's' length, when the enemy attacked us with her two . 18-pounders, six,,siges, andmilsketry.. We returned the compliment warmly, and kept it up till seven' minutes past four, when .the enemy sheered it much disabled ; her yards and sails falling• on their heads, by our grape pouring into her. Our' Ship;: grounded twenty minutes belkire'fotar, which gme, 'the enemy a superior advantage over us, of which. she had neither the courage or address to attempt' profiting, . uhave. the pleasure to add, that not :4).. Officer or man of my Ship's company received .the slightest wound. They betnived with a coolness A pd, imrep:dity which demand my viiarinast ~ .0-3i: i 32,1 , lam higl!ly indebted to Mr; Si A . :', S ;';11 1 "4 i , :, : (': i ~ Ie.CIOr, and Mr. Wr“.:'!) , :,, j,!',.,.;t:ai,i2, , a, wilt) 0,,,,,,ay( a the . utsno4t co . ::ii-:17 , •::,n;t energy throughout the tri I 4 t i. '' rrh , .* Pr!v.:i.tt; , n was the Schooner Fiyyri, ff..w1;,,;,... Ca. ss v t,, Commander, mounting two' 1 8-p.,Linie) six sues, and•manned with 84 men, She bi:loogi:d to Lt Guyrrt, and has been 'the terror Of this coast r.): . many rnanths." DUEL—An atftir of honour took place on San day tnorning in the .ficfcis at the back, of the Cocl.:, at Kilburn, between ;qr. S. a Gentleman wilt; ~1t recently on the Staff of the Guards, and W-...-n, 1 4 , vi. a Merchant. The parties , di,etgreed at the Cl'; , .:; - ,1 Concert, and they had met to tight on Fridty 1 ,,.7,.. ing,,but the doinbat was deferred from a sup p ,,..:i interruption. The combatants had three tires e. t yl,,, and in tip last fire Mr. S. was severely Woutukd in ihe cheek, the ball haring taken a slanting. cetir .e, and his adversary dangerOusly ir t ,tll6 left aim. Capt. P. and a ‘lVir. Rogers were the sticonds. A dashing young man, of the name of P. - 1 , ,1,1,14.i, who stated himself to be a Slip Snrgeon, . 3 ,, 44 ,0 ;; ,- ;! ,, ed with polygamt , „ on Saturday, at Matiliorode, street, in .marrying three. wives. - Two of the ,aid wives, whose appewo:ices are prnpitious hr getting hobands, appeared against tin if husband; 'one of them, according to her statement, having been mat, tied six months ago at Blooinskoy i and the otht;r 14 months since at Bithopgate. Ttv.l,ft . .nrner rm I.estid her tegArd (or her hu;iband, :frOrn Whom sot.'. would never part ; and 01;3 latter, with 'tniv.;l f,;e 'and jealousy, protested him to be a monster, who, if faas were spoken, had halt a dozen other wive---, Thera were no prootS addueett„ and the bui`lui:i will be further investigattld. At . ganglion, 99. Saturday, Thotriav W o ad ; mv.i Eli zai eilt his wife, were charged with having io il l i . )t poi*. . 4 ‘tt . -Ititt bad I.ihi!litvgi, together with,it , te-' ment,.tor coining. la ',va , , proved thA, in hii 1.,;:, , ing in Shoo-tandlie, had been heat - dlroquently wok. inn a'great li t itnin,;ring .nuke. :Ing;not We,,kt :, ',i,l sho had lived with .her -t mother in the 4(41116 ho ,•0 with the Prisotietsi, and that 6he had lent the l'.l-, scrieri a fiat iron s whiciv wheil ,rettll'ne:l riaoY dEl4l3g I,,having the opptnrance of ni:nik lings and sil:pelleei tieulg punched' Aipoi) loVittlesS is the s:ittle girl who %wore th e rape days since- against a cenlinnan at 1301/4v,6tircl i :iti 1"1: , . 'Prisonerg were commuted for . I The report which ilati - beett . cireolared throth of the pally Piper,,, of tiTV IntiOg naltinied Fit Silrlolll, and put beii •detult, we are happy -to state, is totally Lai l• fonticktl. • . • 111•014 r. raper of the 7th of Starch we statcci that t4O fiohliets or the 69th Etc:glint:lu hßtf bt.tm tauten I by - a roki-dog, at Hifst:a hi; with .s:ittie: , re regret we oow .state, that yusti.rdzry one; Cf the ritett I. slieWed sytoptotOs of hytirokytirst, Ho is iintiQr a i course of tuedicines but, we uodercland is hitt little hopes of has rectivery. It singejlroir : cumatance rthat• the =amass Jiai .cat :.1.1) rx4 tiv tsvo mor t a l s, to iinibour, after he ~ r% 1.1 pus Vert: them cot our, hut it 114 i 601'11 tilicovorod that a stalaii scratch -pasieNt „I h e r Man n ;A.. yet a Tea 411,—(i/a mir reiegraph ) • CORN•F•CIIAWGIE, MA.Y 2.- - --"l'u c r'e i 9 btit a si.iort Ripply at Wheat.,arrive4l to-day, which t)e.,7; o rr, briskly at an advance of 2i. and 3s. p,=l9„uartt.lr Barley.likewise to .thort wprly ,t. , (1 keep Its' rice Fine Alalt rather It4l4v:r ; (i.,ld LeanA of t.vgl. sorts maintain las* of o..its 0:1'1 st4)pli...a are also slgirf, a. 1.1 331,:i thereof raltvt FlOor at an advance of an,?. •i i per